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Cane Berries - Types of berries that grow on canes (stocks) rather than vines.
Pick cane berries (like blueberry and raspberry) every day during their season. Frequent harvesting causes them to form new buds and fruit.
For best flavor and nutrition, use or preserve vegetables soon after harvesting.
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If you haven't already done so, cut back fuschias, cane berries, deciduous fruit trees, grapes, roses and wisteria. Apply a last application of dormant spray to most deciduous plants whose buds are still closed.
-- Keith Muraoka
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Prune summer raspberries and other cane berries by removing all canes that have finished bearing fruit. I trim this year's new canes to about 6 feet tall, the maximum height I want to reach when harvesting them next year.
Many herbaceous and woody plants, including English ivy, hydrangea, Japanese aucuba, pansy, cane berries; trees including ash, dogwood, elm, maple, oak, Southern magnolia, and sycamore.
 See also: Plant, Cane, Planting, Leaf, Gardening
  
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